For those who have a Google Mail account and registered one (or many) Google Apps account, you understand how annoying it is to send an email impersonating your Google Apps identity from your GMail account, and still get your GMail identity in the sent email.

End of july, Google released a new feature for GMail allowing you to send emails from another SMTP server. This will solve the problem defined above.

What you need to do ?

1. On you GMail account, go to Settings > Accounts > Add another email address you own (or edit account).

2. Reference your name & email address on the Enter information about your other email address form and click Next Step

3. On the Send mail through your SMTP server? select Send through netcv.com SMTP servers (recommended for professional domains – Learn more) and reference the following information :

SMTP Server: smtp.gmail.com
Username: [you@your-google-apps-domain.com]
Password: [your-google-apps-password]

4. Click on Add Account and finish the procedure

That's it, you are now ready to send from your Google Apps domain and prevent the Outlook display issue "on behalf of".